We're opening the Awards in December! Start thinking about your 2010 cultural projects now … consider entering under the Cultural Industries category – on this year and only run once every three years.

Featured Projects

  • Sirens of Woolunguh

    Sirens of Woolungah

    The ‘Sirens of Woolungah’ is a collaboration between local Aboriginal artist Lorraine Brown and Narelle Thomas and Wombarra based artist Michael Keighery. The Sirens of Woolungah, a contemporary…

  • AlburyCity's Museum Collection Storage Facility

    AlburyCity's Thurgoona Collection Store. The photograph is taken in the warehouse zone which houses large scale artefacts from the AlburyCity Museum Collection.

    All Museums, Art Galleries and Archives suffer from one really large and overwhelming problem – storage. Realising the problem would impact on service delivery, exhibition development and management…

  • Campbelltown Arts Centre - John R Marsden AM Gallery

    Edge of Elsewhere installation photo showing new gallery space. Photo: Susannah Wimberley

    Campbelltown City Council’s commitment to cultural development in 2009 saw the completion of a $1.2 million dollar project to refurbish Campbelltown Arts Centre’s existing gallery spaces and the…

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Featured Videos

  • Glasshouse construction timelapse
  • Aidan Interview.mov
  • Glasshouse Season TVC 2010
  • VTS 01 1
  • What I Think About When I Think About Dancing - Mitch Cairns & Toby Martin
  • Catapult Festival 2009 Gala Night - Scooby Diabolo
  • The 2009 Catapult Festival
  • Trouble at the Miss TTW Beauty Pageant
  • Reality Check: Watching Sylvania Waters
  • Ku-ring-gai Art Centre
  • DJ Aaron - From the Heart / first half
  • Sirens of Woolungah
  • James Jones and the Living Dead

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Featured Photos

  • A Gala Night at the Opera, "Paradise Palladium Theatre Morundah
  • The Story Exhange Postcard
  • 70 Cultural Futures Forum participants discuss their cultural priorities for Port Stephens.
  • The rainbow serpent sculpture was launched during NAIDOC week, July 2009.
  • Exterior view of Maitland Regional Art Gallery (MRAG). The redevelopments enable MRAG to exhibit multiple exhibitions at once and include a diverse range of spaces, such as a void hanging space and a major exhibition space with mobile walls, offering a multitude of alternatives to present to the public as they wander and wonder through steel, wood, glass, marble, concrete and brick, all magnificently arranged in a unique presentation of old and new; bright and bold; cutting edge and history.
  • Letter of support Gertrude & Alice
  • AlburyCity's Thurgoona Collection Store. The photograph is taken in the warehouse zone which houses large scale artefacts from the AlburyCity Museum Collection.
  • Gallery A Sydney 1964-1983 installation view. Photo Silversalt Photography
  • Pictured are some of the children representing the schools located within Parkes Shire Council at the unveilling of the "Welcome to part of Wiradjuri Country" signage located along the Newell Highway north of Peak Hill.
  • Group Photo- Greta Migrant Camp
  • 5 Lands Walk 2009. The Aboriginal program in North Avoca was extensive, spanning the length of the day. The program featured Aboriginal dance, local singer-songwriter Ceddie McGrady, Aboriginal food for morning and afternoon tea, a documentary screening of the Darkinjung trip to Canberra for Apology Day 2008 and cultural workshops with the Mirring Aboriginal Women's Group. Captured here are some moments from the Basket Weaving Workshop.
  • 100 Views Randwick - school children with their duck sculptures in celebration of Centennial Park
  • Aboriginal Bush Tucker Track carvings La Perouse. Artist Uncle Keith Stewart

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The Blog

  • 2011 Awards Opening Soon

    19 October, 2010

    We're working hard to get the 2011 Awards site open for entries by the end of November....

  • Aboriginal Arts Forum - 27 September

    15 September, 2010

    Join discussions on how Aboriginal communities and councils can work best together on Aboriginal arts development. Hear established artists and experienced council staff discuss tools and techniques for working together with Aboriginal communities on cultural development and contribute ideas for what Local and State Governments could be doing.

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Organised By

  • Local Government Association of NSW, Shires Association of NSW

Sponsors

  • Country Energy
  • accessibleArts. Arts + Disability NSW